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Practical Privacy with Orla Dormer · March 9 · 10 min

Why privacy programs fail at implementation | Avishay Klein

In this episode of Practical Privacy, Orla Dormer speaks with Avishay Klein, Head of Privacy, AI and Cyber Department at Barnea Jaffa Lande. They discuss why privacy programs often fail at implementation — from unrealistic data retention timelines to top-down governance models that teams cannot operationalise. The conversation explores practical ways to align GDPR and AI governance requirements with real business capabilities, emphasising collaboration, understanding operational constraints, and designing processes that teams can actually implement. 📌 Subscribe for more real-world conversations on privacy operations, AI governance, and scaling compliance without the noise. 🟡 TrustWorks reduces operational drag through context-aware operations that align compliance with how the business actually works. Learn more at https://www.trustworks.io/

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In this episode of Practical Privacy, Orla Dormer speaks with Avishay Klein, Head of Privacy, AI and Cyber Department at Barnea Jaffa Lande. They discuss why privacy programs often fail at implementation — from unrealistic data retention timelines to top-down governance models that teams cannot operationalise. The conversation explores practical ways to align GDPR and AI governance requirements with real business capabilities, emphasising collaboration, understanding operational constraints, and designing processes that teams can actually implement.

📌 Subscribe for more real-world conversations on privacy operations, AI governance, and scaling compliance without the noise.

🟡 TrustWorks reduces operational drag through context-aware operations that align compliance with how the business actually works. Learn more at https://www.trustworks.io/
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